Halfdan Siiger (1911-1999) was briefly keeper of the ethnographic collection at the National Museum of Denmark and later professor of the history of religions at Aarhus University. Much of his research stemmed from his participation in the Third Danish Expedition to Central Asia during which he travelled from Kabul in Afghanistan to Assam in India in 1947-1950. Peter B. Andersen is Associate Professor at the Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies at the University of Copenhagen. He has written widely on religion and modernity, esp. in India. Santosh K. Soren is a retired librarian from Roskilde University who has esp. written on the Santali.

Halfdan Siiger (1911-1999) was briefly keeper of the ethnographic collection at the National Museum of Denmark and later professor of the history of religions at Aarhus University. Much of his research stemmed from his participation in the Third Danish Expedition to Central Asia during which he travelled from Kabul in Afghanistan to Assam in India in 1947-1950. Peter B. Andersen is Associate Professor at the Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies at the University of Copenhagen. He has written widely on religion and modernity, esp. in India. Santosh K. Soren is a retired librarian from Roskilde University who has esp. written on the Santali.

Halfdan Siiger (1911-1999) was briefly keeper of the ethnographic collection at the National Museum of Denmark and later professor of the history of religions at Aarhus University. Much of his research stemmed from his participation in the Third Danish Expedition to Central Asia during which he travelled from Kabul in Afghanistan to Assam in India in 1947-1950. Peter B. Andersen is Associate Professor at the Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies at the University of Copenhagen. He has written widely on religion and modernity, esp. in India. Santosh K. Soren is a retired librarian from Roskilde University who has esp. written on the Santali.